Wickix vs CoinGlass
CoinGlass is the default site for crypto derivatives data. Wickix is a chart-first terminal that brings the core of that data next to the candles.
| Wickix | CoinGlass | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. No account needed to use it. | Most of the site is free with ads. A paid Prime tier and paid API plans are listed on its site. |
| Markets | Crypto only: Binance spot and perpetual pairs (OKX and Kraken as automatic backups), the top 500 coins by market cap, plus TOTAL, TOTAL2, TOTAL3, BTC.D, ETH.D, USDT.D and STABLE.D as chartable markets with daily history from 2013. | Crypto derivatives across many exchanges, plus spot, ETF flows and on-chain dashboards. |
| Derivatives | Funding and open interest compared across Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid; liquidations; Deribit options max pain and implied volatility. | The widest set: liquidation heatmaps and maps, open interest and funding across exchanges, long and short ratios, Hyperliquid positions. |
| Chart | Candles, indicators (moving averages, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, RSI, MACD, ATR), volume profile, anchored VWAP, drawing tools including a pen whose rough shapes snap into clean lines, boxes and circles. | Charts sit inside data pages; the focus is the data rather than drawing and analysis on the chart. |
| Speed of use | A command bar: type eth perp 4h or alert btc 70k. | Menus and pages per metric. |
| Sources | Every panel names the feed on screen; if a feed fails, another takes over. | Lists the exchanges it aggregates. |
| Ads | None today. | Shown on the free site. |
| Phone | Installable web app; the same screen on desktop and phone. | Native app, including a Hyperliquid whale tracker. |
Where CoinGlass is the better choice
- You need the full derivatives toolkit: liquidation heatmaps, long and short ratios by exchange, ETF flows, whale positions.
- You need a derivatives data API at scale.
Where Wickix is the better choice
- You want the chart first, with funding, open interest and liquidations as context rather than as separate pages.
- You want a calm screen without ads, and market structure (TOTAL, dominance) on the same chart tools.
- You prefer typing commands to clicking through menus.